HUCHOUN, Edmund (d.c.1395), of New Romney, Kent.
Jurat, New Romney 25 Mar. 1391–2.
HUCHOUN, Edmund (-d. c.1395)
HOWELL, John (d. by 1392), of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumb.
Bailiff, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Mich. 1366–7, 1368 – 69, 1376–7.
Commr. of array, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Feb. 1367; to appraise and sell two French ships July 1369.
J.p. Newcastle-upon-Tyne 20 Jan. 1369.
HOWELL, John (-d. by.1392)
HOWDEN, Robert (d.c.1397), of Nottingham.
Bailiff, Nottingham Mich. 1380–1.
HOWDEN, Robert (-d. c.1397)
HOWDEN, John (d.c.1406), of York.
Bailiff, York 3 Feb. 1374–5; member of the council of 24 by Feb. 1378; constable of the ‘new tower’ near Jewbury by Aug. 1380; mayor 3 Feb. 1386–7; member of the council of 12 by Nov. 1390-prob. d.
Commr. of gaol delivery, York May 1386;
J.p. York 10 Jan. 1387-c.1390.
HOWDEN, John (-d. c.1406)
HOWARD, Sir John (c.1366-1437), of Wiggenhall and East Winch, Norf., Stoke Nayland, Suff., Stansted Mountfichet, Essex, and Fowlmere, Cambs.
Commr. of inquiry, Norf. May 1388 (collusion and maintenance in a lawsuit), Essex. Apr. 1405 (treasons and felonies), Suff. June 1422 (post mortem); sewers, Cambs., Norf. Apr., May 1392; array, Norf. Mar. 1392, Essex Dec. 1399, July 1402, Suff. Aug. 1403, Essex Aug. – Nov. 1403, July 1405, Suff. Apr. 1418, Mar. 1419, June 1421; to seize and supervise estates forfeited by the Appellants of 1387 – 88, Essex Oct. 1397; treat for payment of a communal fine of £2, 30 Nov. 1397; make proclamation of Henry IV’s intention to govern well, Suff., Essex May 1402; raise royal loans, Suff. Nov. 1419, Suff., Norf. Mar. 1430, Mar. 1431; of oyer and terminer May 1431.
J.p. Suff. 22 July 1397 – May 1408, 14 Dec. 1417 – July 1434, 16 Nov. 1436 – d., Essex 12 Nov. 1397 – Oct. 1399, 28 Nov. 1399-Dec. 1414.
Steward of the franchise of Bury St. Edmund’s abbey, Suff. c. Oct. 1399-aft. May 1404.
Sheriff, Essex and Herts. 24 Nov. 1400 – 8 Nov. 1401, 10 Nov. 1414 – 1 Dec. 1415, 4 Nov. 1418 – 23 Nov. 1419, Cambs. and Hunts. Mich. 1401–4 Nov. 1403.
Tax collector, Essex Mar. 1404.
HOWARD, Sir John (c.1366-1437)
